The Argus - 2020-11-24

• MARIST LEAVE HOLY FAMLY
• TECH SAVVY GRANNY ZOOMS BAKING FESTIVE TREAT
• Dundalk return to form ahead of Europa League and FAI Cup
• Mum (31) killed in Glebe car crash
• Lighting up the dark for Dundalk Simon
• Louth COVID-19 rate now one of highest in country
• Preparing to perform at Biden inaugurati­on
• Sniping continues despite agreement
• Budget adopted at second attempt
• Colm Markey steps up to new MEP role
• Consultant urges drivers to slow down
• ‘Hopeful’ for GaelCholai­ste
• Shop online and stay local this Christmas
• Poked garda in eye through cell door
• High cost of turnkey housing
• Raffle ticket for house draw an ideal Christmas present
• McVerry Trust in Dundalk projects
• ‘IT’S IN GIVING THAT WE RECEIVE’
• Briskdeman­dfor fewerprope­rties
• Effort to look into payments to Trust
• DkIT students to raise funds for Cara Centre
• ‘Significan­t improvemen­ts’ revealed at Dealgan House
• Local TDs repeat call for public inquiry
• Brexit readiness loans now available
• ALONEpilot­sprojectto­helpolder peoplelive­athomeforl­onger
• Gerry planning virtual gig to help out Simon Community
• ‘My Open Library’ going to Drogheda but not town
• Ireland ignoring need for Changing Place Toilets
• Quads are used for drug runs
• BoostforCr­eativeSpar­k
• EU AWARD FOR LOCAL FIRM
• Rugby star Devin Toner backs Aware’s virtual 5km
• Kickedatax­i driveronsh­in DamagedanA­TM atfillings­tation
• Manhadcoca­ine andcannabi­s worth€2,000
• Broadband for 2,770 households next year
• RETIRED DOCTOR LOSES APPEAL
• Louth campaign to ‘think before you flush’
• ‘Path’ cyclists are now risking prosecutio­n if caught by gardai
• Welcome €105,000 funding for Ardee company
• Christmas lights twinkle as local pubs join #KEEPTHELIG­HTSON
• WE’RE WAITING ON GOOD NEWS FROM DR TONY AND NPHET
• Celebratio­ns as Joan turns 100!
• Recentdeat­hs
• Ludlowfami­ly‘appalled’at appealcour­trulingonc­osts
• Local author encourages people to join Irish PEN
• Bridge Street artists in shop window
• ENJOY ARDEE BAROQUE FROM COMFORT OF YOUR HOME
• Daire and KatieAnne to livestream free concert
• Unleash the hounds and let the chaos begin
• Fatigue and a lack truth from power is what destroyed our ‘blitz spirit’
• Wild swimming one of life’s simplest pleasures
• Shopping local this year is crucial but we all need that feel good factor
• BIDDING TO IRISHIFY THE WORLD!
• O Fiaich College junior cycle awards night
• ‘PJ O’Hare’s synonymous with Carlingfor­d’
• Creating peace when a new pet joins your crew
• The Great Auk was once a common bird
• Do two brand new large television­s count as shopping for essentials?
• Building self-confidence during COVID Wellbeing & Meditation
• Natural solutions for mouth ulcers
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS WITH EDWARD HAYDEN
• Horoscopes
• DUNDALK FC ACCUSED OF LACKING AMBITION BY DEPARTING DUO
• Green light for town centre housing scheme
• Lucky escape as walls of houses collapse
• Knockbridg­e
• KILKERLEY
• ST. PATRICKS LOTTO TO RESUME IN EARLY DECEMBER FOR €4,800 JACKPOT
• Carlingfor­dwas alltherich­erfor Larry’spresence
• NEW WALKING TRACK AT FR McEVOY PARK
• Omeath success in Pride of Place
• Oliver’s 60 year legacy
• LOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL DOING THEIR BIT FOR IWA
• High flying with Toyota SUV
• Ardee’s archers are taking on the world . . . online
• Latest results from Dundalk
• ‘No better year than 2020 to hang up my clubs’
• CLOVERHILL
• Lilywhites hope for happy ending as they find mojo in Dalymount rout
• SEAN’S BEST YET TO COME
• McMillan’s goal is to end season on a high
• Magilton the favourite for new Director of Footall role
• Glenmore post solid times in ‘virtual’ cross country
• As you were at Louth’s top table
• Andrew mad for Rackard return
• BYRNE HOPING
• Dream come true for Jamie
• Is this amazing season written in the stars?
• Hurlers hoping to end the year with silverware at Croke Park
• Pride comes before a fall for our country
• LET’S HAVE SOME FUN

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